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hi list, if anyone who has the farmer's manual "no backup" cd could tell me what the first cd-rom track is, i'd be much obliged. i can't seem to access it. the rest of the disc, though, is fairly good. ovalish cut-ups, with some tottering rhythms in parts. seems kind of fidgety, though. thanks! mj

The track "+-" on the SubRosa Underwood 3 comp : is this fairly representative of the rest of Farmers Manual's material? (It's the only thing I've ever heard by them.) I *

quoted 3 lines "Glitchwerks" article, btw), consisting of 60 1-minute tracks that run

>"Glitchwerks" article, btw), consisting of 60 1-minute tracks that run >continuously; the disc becomes more bizarre as it progresses. It sounds like >what Xenakis might be doing now if he were into DSP technology.

Xenakis IS into DSP technology...he invented granular synthesis... and while I'm on the subject of DSP what's up with that term "glitchwerks"? what did other people think of that article or did I miss that thread? KIM __________________________ kim.cascone sound.designer...composer kim@anechoicmedia.com http://www.anechoicmedia.com full length:: blueCube( ) (Rastermusic) comp track:: nb2e_Vortex.aiff (Mille Plateaux) comp track:: vortexShedding (Caipirinha Music) full length:: cathodeFlower (Ritornell/Mille Plateaux) "the smooth always posseses a greater power of deterritorialization than the striated." - Deleuze & Guattari